Main Takeaway: With the rise of instant messaging, a fast-growing lexicon of Internet slang has crept into kids' vocabularies -- and into schools. "Only On The Web": Each year efforts are made to pull "questionable" books from libraries' shelves.
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With the rise of instant messaging, a fast-growing lexicon of Internet slang has crept into kids' vocabularies -- and into schools. "Only On The Web": Each year efforts are made to pull "questionable" books from libraries' shelves. A national report found that an alarming number of high school seniors lack proficiency in
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- With the rise of instant messaging, a fast-growing lexicon of Internet slang has crept into kids' vocabularies -- and into schools.
- "Only On The Web": Each year efforts are made to pull "questionable" books from libraries' shelves.
- A national report found that an alarming number of high school seniors lack proficiency in
- Studies show televisions are captivating teens while books are being sidelined.
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